Who should do this course?
Our fire warden training involves learning about basic legislation, potential causes of fire, how to prevent fires, how to conduct fire drills and basic fire extinguisher training. The key responsibility of a fire warden is to evacuate the building safely. By law is your duty as an employer to have an adequate amount of certified fire wardens in your building at all times in the event of a fire or an evacuation situation.
Course Curriculum
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Fire Wardens will I need?
Depending on the risks associated to your built environment, the footprint of your building and the amount of staff working, will directly reflect the amount of fire wardens required. To establish the amount of fire wardens you need, conduct a fire risk assessment. If you are not familiar with the fire risk assessment you can do our training course on fire risk assessment. This will give you the basics to conduct an audit of your building and quantify the number of wardens required.
Can a Fire Warden put out a fire?
The principle training and objective of a fire warden is fire awareness, evacuation procedure and use of safety systems. A fire warden, if certified and confident, will have the required knowledge and expertise to tackle a small fire.
I want my Fire Wardens to get practical training on using fire extinguishers and evacuation. How can this be done online?
We provide onsite training in your business if required and in our training centers. The bespoke training can be arranged specific to your geographic location, risks and volume and staff to be trained. For more information on our tailored packages please fill out the contact form.
Some of my staff do not want the responsibility or to study to be a fire warden, have you any advice?
With over 30 years’ experience in the safety and training sphere, we understand totally your dilemma. Our objective is unique, it's all about entertainment, engagement and encouragement which creates a positive, productive environment. This achieved through comedy, drama and direct engagement with our training audience.